Am 12. Sep, 2003 schw=E4tzte Kurt Granroth so:
> <wild supposition>maybe sh uses the selective expand policy while csh alw=
ays
> expands. bash and ksh use sh behavior and zsh uses csh.</wild suppositio=
n>
Ah, didn't relize that zsh is based on csh ( or some csh derivative ).
I thought zsh is sh compatible and derived.
bash and ksh are both sh derived ( you know that, but I'm not sure about th=
e
studio audience ).
I know it's not due to programmable completion as I don't use that ( foolis=
h
of me because it rocks and it's the reason I kept thinking about moving to
zsh ), but bash might still know several networked commands such as ssh and
rsh. Maybe they eat the error and somehow do the right thing...
ciao,
der.hans
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